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Episode Guide

Season 39 Episode 48:

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A jury convicts a former FBI agent and his daughter of second-degree murder in the death of the daughter's husband; pretrial interviews with the defendants, crime-scene evidence and audio documentation of marital trouble.

Season 39 Episode 47:

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Footage of U.S. border officers accused of encouraging a 16-year-old to drink a dangerous liquid to prove he's not a smuggler; cases of border agents and officers being accused of abusing those crossing the border.

Season 39 Episode 43:

Freeway Fury

Season 39 Episode 42:

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An international investigation into Otto Warmbier's 17-month imprisonment in North Korea, and his death, which occurred less than a week after he was brought back to the United States in a state of unresponsive wakefulness.

Season 39 Episode 36:

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A Tennessee high school teacher accused of kidnapping his 15-year-old student causes a 38-day manhunt that ends with the two being found in northern California; interviews with people close to the case.

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Season 39 Episode 27:

Anna Nicole Smith: Tenth Anniversary

Playboy model and reality TV star Anna Nicole Smith is remembered 10 years after her sudden death; new information about her glamorous and mysterious life is revealed through conversations with Larry Birkhead and others who were close to her.

America's First Family: The Trumps Go to Washington

Season 39 Episode 22:

My Reality: A Hidden America

Profiles of working individuals and families across America who are struggling to stay in the middle class; issues of dwindling job opportunities, income inequality and community solutions are explored.

Finding Owen: A Boy's Story

Season 39 Episode 13:

The Real Designated Survivor

Emergency plans in the event that the presidential line of succession is threatened; real-life designated survivors, Dan Glickman and Gale Norton; actors Kiefer Sutherland and Kal Penn; the Smolensk air disaster; the Reagan assassination attempt.

Season 39 Episode 12:

Crossing Lines: Women and Men at Work

Journalist Gretchen Carlson speaks out about the sexual harassment she's experienced throughout her life; a former Wall Street trader talks about the sexist atmosphere he observed at work; lengths people will go to to prove harassment claims.

Donald Trump: The Making of a President

Season 39 Episode 10:

Mystery in Rock Creek Park

Secret recordings from a prison informant lead to the dismissal of charges against the man convicted of the murder of government intern Chandra Levy, whose body was found in Washington, D.C.'s Rock Creek Park in 2002.

Season 39 Episode 10:

Mystery in Rock Creek Park

Secret recordings from a prison informant lead to the dismissal of charges against the man convicted of the murder of government intern Chandra Levy, whose body was found in Washington, D.C.'s Rock Creek Park in 2002.

Season 39 Episode 9:

Shameless

U.S. authorities scrutinize a supposed miracle cure for autism that a fringe church is promoting; employees faking injuries to receive disability; an American woman convinces people she is a descendent of French nobility.

Season 39 Episode 8:

How to Get Away With Murder

Christopher Waide is convicted of the 2014 murder of 19-year-old Lea Porter and is sentenced to 48 years in prison; the report includes never-before-seen police interrogation videos, surveillance videos and crime scene photos.

Season 39 Episode 6:

Her Last Chance

Season 39 Episode 5:

Rear Window

After being indicted for second degree murder by a grand jury, Nick Hillary, the man accused of killing 12-year-old Garrett Phillips, is found not guilty; Garret's mother, Tandy Cyrus, reflects on the emotional aftermath of losing her son.

Season 39 Episode 3:

In-Laws and Outlaws

Season 39 Episode 2:

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Diane Sawyer sits down with Elizabeth Vargas to discuss Vargas's secret struggle with alcohol and anxiety as revealed in her book "Between Breaths: A Memoir of Panic and Addiction"; anxiety and alcohol abuse among Americans is examined.

America in Crisis: Ambush in Dallas

Season 38 Episode 47:

A Dangerous Intersection

An encounter in traffic during a driving lesson leads to a shootout and the death of Tammy Meyers, a mother of four; interviews with a close friend of the alleged shooter and with Tammy's daughter, Kristal.

What If?

Season 38 Episode 37:

Since the Day I Was Born

When a woman who was abandoned as a newborn searches for clues about her biological family, she listens to several shocking confessions, has a family confrontation and finds two siblings who were also abandoned as infants.

What the Camera Didn't See

Season 38 Episode 24:

FLDS: A House Divided

People try to free their children from a polygamist sect; a mother is confronted by the sect's parishioners; how federal investigations, lawsuits and apostates of the church are fracturing the polygamous community.

Season 38 Episode 23:

Silence Broken: A Mother's Reckoning

Nearly 17 years after the Columbine school shooting, Sue Klebold, whose son Dylan was one of the perpetrators, talks about the tragedy, the victims and the atmosphere in her home prior to the incident.

Season 38 Episode 22:

A Dangerous Intersection

An encounter in traffic during a driving lesson leads to a shootout and the death of Tammy Meyers, a mother of four; interviews with a close friend of the alleged shooter, and with Tammy's daughter, Kristal.

Season 38 Episode 17:

A Last Dance in Texas

Season 38 Episode 16:

The End of the Road

A privileged teenager named Ethan Couch, who plead guilty to four counts of intoxication manslaughter, avoids jail time after psychologist Dick Miller claimed the young man's upbringing caused him to have "affluenza."

Season 38 Episode 10:

Paris Under Attack

Season 38 Episode 9:

Mystery on the Hudson

Angelika Graswald, accused of killing her fiance during a kayak trip on the Hudson River, discusses the case while behind bars; the 911 call and interrogation video; interviews with two of Graswald's friends; legal roundtable and a kayak expert.

Season 38 Episode 7:

The Forever Family

Season 38 Episode 6:

A Case of Affluenza

A privileged teenager named Ethan Couch, who plead guilty to four counts of intoxication manslaughter, avoids jail time after psychologist Dick Miller claimed the young man's upbringing caused him to have "affluenza."

Season 38 Episode 6:

A Case of Affluenza

A privileged teenager named Ethan Couch, who plead guilty to four counts of intoxication manslaughter, avoids jail time after psychologist Dick Miller claimed the young man's upbringing caused him to have "affluenza."

Season 38 Episode 4:

Secrets of the Sell

Season 38 Episode 3:

The O.J. Simpson Tapes

Filmmakers reveal video from the civil trial deposition of O.J. Simpson in which he testified under oath about the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman; also included are interviews with family members of the victims.

Season 38 Episode 1:

Fast Girl

Season 37 Episode 51:

Pope Francis and the People

Pope Francis speaks with an interactive virtual audience, including students at the Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Chicago, individuals at homeless shelters, and immigrants at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Season 37 Episode 50:

Tragedy on TV

The murders of WDBJ reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward, which occurred during a live TV interview; details from the 23-page document written by the alleged gunman, a disgruntled former employee of WDBJ; anger management in the workplace.

Season 37 Episode 46:

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Season 37 Episode 45:

Manhunt

Exclusive details on the search that took place in upstate New York when convicted murderers David Sweat and Richard Matt escaped from prison; interviews include Joseph D'Amico, superintendent of the New York State Police, and Maj. Charles Guess.

Season 37 Episode 44:

Stranger Than Fiction

The latest details on Denise Huskins and her boyfriend Aaron Quinn, who were accused of lying about Denise being abducted and held for ransom; a former Marine named Matthew Muller has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping.

Season 37 Episode 41:

The Wolfpack

Season 37 Episode 40:

Mystery in the Mansion

Three members of an affluent Washington, D.C., family and their housekeeper are murdered after being held hostage for 19 hours; a 48-hour manhunt results in the apprehension of one suspect; interviews include a victim from the suspect's past.

Who's Freeloading

Season 37 Episode 36:

To Catch a Fake

David Muir's year-long investigation -- alongside Homeland Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the LAPD and more -- reveals details regarding the fight against counterfeit products, and the dangers of the fraudulent items.

Season 37 Episode 35:

FLDS: A House Divided

People try to free their children from a polygamist sect; a mother is confronted by the sect's parishioners; how federal investigations, lawsuits and apostates of the church are fracturing the polygamous community.

Season 37 Episode 31:

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On the eve of their 10th wedding anniversary, Mary Kay Letourneau Fualaau and Vili Fualaau talk to Barbara Walters about their relationship and their age difference, their teenage daughters, and plans for the future.

Season 37 Episode 29:

Confessions

A hidden-camera investigation into the world of child modeling; nurses confess secrets and reveal who should be avoided at a hospital -- and the times that one should steer clear of a hospital altogether; airplanes and emotional support animals.

Season 37 Episode 27:

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Following camera assistant Sarah Jones' death on a film set, director Randall Miller has plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter; the investigation into real estate heir Robert Durst, who is accused of murder.

Season 37 Episode 26:

My Strange Affliction

A couple believe fractures all over their infant son's body were the result of a medical condition, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome; people whose personalities changed after a brain injury; trichotillomania; anxiety.

Real Estate Roulette

Season 37 Episode 22:

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Mary Margaret Farren on the attack that occured when she revealed divorce plans to former White House Counsel J. Michael Farren, and her ex-husband's conviction of attempted murder; Matthew Scheidt, who impersonated a physician assistant and a cop.

Season 37 Episode 19:

Campus Confidential

Season 37 Episode 18:

Meet the Parents

A couple of parents plant drugs in the car of the PTA president; a couple who lost custody of their child because of marijuana use, even though it is legal in their state; a transgender couple raising two children in Louisiana.

Season 37 Episode 14:

A Swat Team Raid Gone Wrong

Season 37 Episode 12:

The Sell Game

Robert Herjavec of "Shark Tank" reveals techniques used by salespeople; an investigation into the home security system industry; an under cover investigation into a retailer of used vehicles; 11-year-old entrepreneur Asia Newson.

True Confessions

Season 37 Episode 9:

Who Can You Trust?

Therese Serignese discusses the accusations she has made against comic Bill Cosby; after friends and family members realize money and credit cards are missing, the woman accused disappears; recalled products; abusive nanies; director Mike Nichols.

Season 37 Episode 8:

The New Sex

Finding natural insemination sperm donors on the Internet; Tinder CEO Sean Rad; porn performers Kayden Kross, Manuel Ferarra and Dana Vespoli, and their children, make up a modern family; a website allows men to bid on dates with attractive women.

Season 37 Episode 7:

Family Secrets

Three people who were separated from their birth families as children seek a connection to their past; the story of young hiker Chris McCandless, whose life became the subject of the book and movie "Into the Wild."

Season 37 Episode 5:

The Moochers?

An investigation into people accused of faking injuries to claim disability and workers' compensation benefits; a woman accused of illegally claiming ownership of vacant homes; doctors who default on their loans.

Season 37 Episode 4:

The Truth Is Somewhere Right Between the Lies

The investigation into the murder of a Texas entrepreneur reveals a secret world of shady business and duplicity; a stalker who took to the Internet to spread vicious lies about anyone connected with her ex-boyfriend.

Season 37 Episode 3:

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A woman accused of paying a friend to murder her fiance; a bank employee is investigated after she claims she was forced to rob her place of employment; a young English teacher who pled guilty to corrupting minors and sexual contact with students.

Episode 992:

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Episode 991:

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Video clips that make the rounds on Internet sites like YouTube and MySpace; how online video has changed the dynamic of the war in Iraq; celebrity rants and gaffes replayed online; Internet revenge; pet videos.

Episode 980:

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Episode 979:

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A Phoenix teen is arrested on a charge of looking at sexually explicit Web sites; questioning the identity of a teenager whose autobiography touched millions of people; Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Michael Roizen ("You: On a Diet").

Episode 969:

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Episode 967:

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E-mail con artists prey on millions of Americans and make billions of dollars in the process; photographer Larry Birkhead fights for custody of Anna Nicole Smith's baby girl; cooking meals for less-fortunate people can be illegal.

Episode 947:

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The truth and fiction behind gender myths; a study of the brain circuitry of women; the changing brain chemistry of teens; a neurobiologist who has experienced the gender gap from both sides; author Jenny McCarthy.

Episode 946:

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The use of prescription methadone for chronic pain; show host Bill O'Reilly talks about fame; Rachael Ray speaks about her new talk show, cooking and children; whether a person's name can keep one from getting a job.

Episode 944:

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An update on formerly conjoined 4-year-old twins Kendra and Maliyah Herrin; the separation of conjoined 10-month-old twins Regina and Renata Fierros; a 34-year-old woman who survived separation surgery, though her twin did not.

Episode 942:

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A photographer on death row is now a suspect in other killings; the AIDS epidemic leaves Namibian children without parents; an update on twin infant boys in need of heart transplants; the fear of lawsuits.

Episode 919:

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Safety concerns about teens visiting Cancun, Mexico, during spring break and after graduation; actress Lorraine Bracco talks about depression and her book, "On the Couch"; a program utilizes photography to get children placed for adoption.

Episode 917:

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Episode 916:

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How to make money; home ownership as a step to riches; Donald Trump, Richard Branson and Joseph Hardy talk about success; frugality as part of the millionaire mindset; a federal air marshal protests policies he says compromise his mission.

Episode 902:

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Episode 900:

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Examining the special meals designed for dieters at top casual-dining chains; people who live sexless lives because they have no libido; a doctor who gave up his post in New York to move to California to help a little boy from Sierra Leone.

Episode 885:

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Episode 884:

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Wynonna Judd, Carnie Wilson and Cristie Kerr discuss their public battles with weight; a high-tech, low-risk treatment for weight loss that shocks dieters into feeling full; the role of flavor in the success of weight-loss plans.

Episode 881:

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Law enforcement uses billboards to help capture criminals and solve crimes; actress Geena Davis discusses portraying a female president; some children are taking growth hormones to boost their height and self-esteem; popular Halloween costumes.

Episode 879:

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Episode 878:

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Experts give advice and dispel myths about staying healthy during the upcoming flu season; Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah discusses women's rights, extremism and terrorism, and future relations with the U.S.

Episode 876:

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Ashley Smith talks about her ordeal and accused courthouse shooter Brian Nichols; Carole Radziwill discusses her book about her life with the Kennedy family; singer Fantasia Barrino prepares for a tour; Kyle Maynard, born without limbs.

Episode 859:

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The mother of missing teen Natalee Holloway discusses the search for her daughter; singer Alanis Morissette prepares for her first acoustic tour; a preview of the touring museum exhibit Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs.

Episode 857:

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An investigation into claims that the SPCA has confiscated and sold animals unnecessarily; aspiring singer Wafah Dufour discusses the challenges of life as Osama bin Laden's niece; model Maggie Rizer talks about how much of her money vanished.

Episode 854:

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Episode 853:

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Stars, creators and producers of "Lost" discuss the show as a pop culture phenomenon; the billion-dollar-a-year bottled water industry; a woman who hopes doctors will be able to separate her conjoined twin girls.

Episode 845:

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Episode 844:

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How hot young stars are spending their money; a devoted family man whose double life as a serial rapist stunned his family and community; a report on colorism, the perception of people based on the lightness or darkness of their skin tone.

Episode 841:

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Actor Corey Feldman comes forward with allegations about his friendship with Michael Jackson; allegations of peacekeeper misconduct in the Democratic Republic of Congo; two married men offer advice to single women in their new book.

Episode 840:

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Cameras used by governments and citizens affect privacy for everyone; terrorists who record their crimes; discerning real video footage from counterfeit clips; people who record themselves copulating; using cameras to catch criminals.

Episode 839:

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Sabrina Harman is one of seven U.S. military police guards charged for abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq; LaToya Jackson discusses her brother Michael's upcoming trial, her new album and her abusive marriage; celebrity freeloaders.

Episode 834:

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Episode 832:

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Identical twins who turned out very differently; the reunited members of Destiny's Child, Beyoncé, Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland, as they prepare for a new tour; high-tech cheating on school campuses.

Episode 826:

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Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens, discusses being placed on the "no-fly" list by the Office of Homeland Security and his first album in 25 years; an interview with Sharon Bush, former wife of the president's brother Neil.

Episode 807:

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Episode 806:

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Nicole Kidman, Matthew Broderick, Bette Midler, Glenn Close and Faith Hill discuss their new movie, "The Stepford Wives"; chance reunites a brother and sister; tapping into genius-level powers in the brain.

Episode 787:

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Episode 786:

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A teenager says two acquaintances raped her during a night of heavy drinking; show host John Edward ("Crossing Over With John Edward"); evidence suggests there may be a connection between a low-calorie diet and a longer life span.

Episode 778:

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Episode 777:

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Barbara Walters interviews Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards about their marriage and acting careers; new photographs of the Kennedy family; a book probes Jacqueline Kennedy's crisis of faith after the assassination.

Episode 775:

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A police officer is accused of killing his wife, prompting his family to hire a private investigator and forensics expert to help clear his name; Dr. Stanley West discusses the impact of hysterectomies on patients.

Episode 773:

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Barbara Walters interviews Sharon Osbourne and Jack about drug addiction, family strife and the price of fame; remembering actor John Ritter's life and career; the influence of magazines and retailers on today's preteen fashions.

Episode 769:

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Episode 768:

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Barbara Walters interviews Macaulay Culkin about his role as a murderer in "Party Monster," his friendship with Michael Jackson, and his personal life; Bill Ritter interviews imprisoned killer Michael Alig.

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Episode 765:

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More ambushed victims of reality shows are filing lawsuits; an Air Force cadet faces a charge of sexual assault; teenage sisters have gastric bypass surgery; Joel Siegel talks about fighting cancer and about his relationship with his son.

Episode 760:

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Comics with Muslim or Middle Eastern backgrounds try to turn the fear of terrorism into humor; tryouts for the 15 spots on the Dallas Mavericks dance team; conception by sperm smuggled out of federal prison.

Episode 759:

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A brother and sister separated for 34 years meet accidentally through a mutual friend; singer Anastacia has surgery to remove a cancer; a report involves an Air Force cadet, sex parties and government computers.

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Controversy surrounds the videotaping of births in delivery rooms; Wall Street millionaire Peter Wade reaches out to troubled teens; "The Simpsons" is one of the most successful series in television history.

Episode 639:

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Connie Chung interviews the two grandmothers left to care for the baby of ex-NFL player Rae Carruth and his murdered girlfriend; Joe Pytka, the MVP of Super Bowl advertising; The Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel.

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Heather Mills discusses her childhood, the accident that changed her life, and her romance with Paul McCartney; racial discrimination in car loans; some students carry excessive weight in their backpacks.

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A man says his company involuntarily committed him to a mental hospital because he tried to organize a union; Andrea Bocelli discusses blindness and his success; feminist Gloria Steinem discusses discrimination.